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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Process of Casting Glass.

Experiments Of aa interesting character
are still being carried on with q view to per-
fecting the Sieuens process Of casting glass
as If it were ore Of the metals, and which, il
is hoped, may in certain important cases be
used as q substitute for the latter. II Is rs
serted ii lis favor that, il addition TO It's
toughpess and endurance, glass cannot to
affected By tie atmosphere Ike other metals.
and that cast gtIsS need rot be more expsn-
sive than cast iron--Chicaso Herald
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
God Discovery Ia Arizona.

NoGALEs, 4. T., Oct 3.-Considerable
excitement was created here last night by
the arrival of a Mexican gentlemen, who
brought 10 number of large gold nuggets
which had been taken from new placer
discovery in the Blue mountains. sky
miles southeast of this place. One of the
nuggets is valued at 5000 This discovery
Is located near the scene OF Capt Lawton's
fight with GeroDimo's Apsches. Several
parties have oul fitted, and will leave for
the scene of the discovery tomorrow. II Is
said that these pncers are the richest dis
covered on this continent.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Ireland,

DUBLIN, Oct. 3-Wm. O'Brlen has
written public letter in which he gays:
On the day of my conviction at Mitchells
town. the solicitor general telegraphed In
cvpher to the crown counsel, Mistake;
O'Brien will beat US, Harrington will be
declared at our next meeting. This ex
plains why received three separate sum
mons The plea for running Harrington
here is disclosed with brutal candor.
Mayor Sullivan will proceed in state to
the police court Thursday when his trial
comes off. Members of the corporations
In their robes will accompany him.
Gibson, Irish secretary general, denies
the statement of VIM. O'Brien, that on the
day of OBrien's conviction at Mitchels-
town, the solicitor general telegraphed the
crown counsel that the government would
lose the case and would disbar Harrington.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
ScboODpr Wrecked.

CHICAGO Oct "a dispatch was re-
ceiyed here TODAY stating that the schooner
City of Green Bay was ashore at South
Haven, Mich, and had gone to pieces, but
one person being lost The schooner was
commanded by Captain P. W. Costello,
who was drowned, but his body recovered.
and owned by Mr.. Reeve. of Kenosho, and
Mr. Head, of Chicago. She carried crew
of seven men, four deck hands, cook, a
mate and captain.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Hoe Cholera in indiana,

WABASH, Ind, Oct 3-The hog chol
era, which broke out In this county last
month, is rapidly spreading and apprehen-
sions are felt for all the swine In the north
ern part of this county. In one neighbor-
hood, five miles north of this city, 400 val
liable hogs have died In the last three
weeks. Every effort possible has been
made to check the scourge but to no effect.
The healthiest animals appea. the most
liable to the attack
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Read. ana Order what Yea should Have, :

hS&ds 3ud ofOtI " uAt NoS snoulQ Have, ~
Comply With the Law.
Each township trustee should have t-yls
tees record, road record, poor record, and &
full set Of township reports and other blanks,
worth at least IS. Also some stationery.
Each township treasurer should have e
Ueasurers record.
Each township clerk should hsve s clerk,
recuru and warrant book.
Each just Of the peace should have s
civil docket, criminal docket, stray record
transcripts, compiled laws Of 1885, aud ful.
assortment of blanks.
Each constable should have an assortment
Of blanka
Each road overseer should have roso
overseer's account book, receip: book tos
labor, receipt book for extra work, aud Re
ceips book for material used.
The above should he furnished TO the o!9
GERS Of each well regulated township, at the
expense OF she township.
For sale at the EAGLE office. Ord@rs
promptly filed by mail or express prepsfi
4Stf west
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Charged wrh B,gamy.

SALEM, III, Oct 3-Joseph g. Peters,
who was married in this city couple of
weeks ago to Miss Minnie Clay, was ar
rested today on telegram from the sheriff
in Bloomington. charging him with big
amy. The sheriff OF. Bloomington IS ex
pected to arrive tomorrow and will take
Peers back with him to confront him with
wife No. l. His wife here still retains ex-
plicit confidence Ia Peters and does not be
lieve the accusation. Peters is now In
ISL.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
~, Louis Lave stock.

ct. LOUIE. OE- 3.
Csttie-Rcts, 24ao; shpt, o.; market oasier Fair
to choice native ,teers, s. 90 "a 40 butcher
g. 800 95 feeders SO "a IS; Texans and Indiana
com mon to choice e. 06519.
-iogs-Receipts 2425 Shipments, -; market lower
hutrhers and test heavy 81 sG4 S0
mixed packing. "a AGA 90; Yorkers 81 45@i %, grass
and oits, IS 8 oats.
sneep Receipt 1915 4nipments 127; market strong;
s. g. a. so
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Temperance Lecturer Dead.

BosToN, Oct. 3-John B. Finch, of
Nebraska, well known temperance advo'
cate, died suddenly in this city tonight
Finch addressed temperance meeting at
Lynn In the evening, took train for Bos'
ton, and on the way was taken IN a fit,
and though everything was done that
could be. he died soon after reaching Bos-
ton. The remains are In charge Of Under
taker Tonkham,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
What IL Cost Them.

CHICAGO, Oct Estates Attorney
GrinDell. submitted to the county board
this afternoon terms of settlement with a
number Of boodle county contractors, re-
commencing their adoption. By. the ar
rangemen,, e A Robinson is 10 refund
$4,000; Charles Pick s. Co, 81, 744; Man.
dell Bros, S743, VIM. II Gray. So, 200;
and Ciyborne s. Co.. $1,000. The sums
named are the amounts paid by the firms
for the privilege of doing business with
the county -
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
OyEH THE OCEAN.
GlauQ.

LONDON, Oct. 3-The Mark Lane Elk
press says: Demand for seed wheat In
the provinces caused an advance In local
markets of 81 to 1s, but only made the
price In London firmer Sales In English
wheat during the week were 75.562 quar-
tiers at 28s Sd against 60, 431 quarters at
305 81 during the corresponding period
last year.
Flour offered freely at lower rates; good
21s per $50 pounds Foreign wheat slow
Finest south Russian and American spring
rather stronger. Flour In favor Of buyers
corn firm; linseed oil declined. At today
market English wheat was steady. There
were few transactions in south Russian
and Indian at advances. Flour Cd dearer;
corn against buyers; barley fraction high
er; peas advanced Cd
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
FIX Secretary Strong Sentenced.

BATON RoUGUE, La, Oct "a motion
In arrest of Judgment in the case of the
state against William A. Strong, ex secre-
tary of state, convicted of embc zzlement of
state funds, was overruled by Judge Bur
CESS yesterday, and Strong was sentenced
to two years at hard work In the peniten
tiary and fined the sum of Sd, $50, which
amount was ordered TO be restored to the
state. Strong has careworn expression,
showing that he has suffered greatly since
his conviction
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
St, Louis Gram and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. )
Flogr-steaiy, qniet and unchanged.
wheat-Duii and slight. 1 wer; No. red cash
1914 d d.; October 10; n. ember. II; December,
7.5sNQe7iA closing at IN BID; May. 7sys@sD.
Firm Cash 1884 3 sy,s; october, %, Sovem-
Der S7s: ID, cenbf SiA way. 4lH@4 Is closing AS
Oats-Duh Cssh 2sss; October, 2SAi Nay, 2S1s.
Rye-NomiRal s..
Lead-reak at -.el.
EGGS irnn l2Gi2M cents.
eutter-Unchanged; creamery slet2i; dairy 1871.
Pork S15 -.
LS-d-S6 Is.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Chicago Live Stock,

CHICAGO Oct. 3
Drovers Journal reports Cattle receipts 1909; ship
nents fG0. Market steady: shipping steers
g. Il al IS stockers and feeders 81 4na2 IS, cows
buls and uixed, Al 25na Or Texas cattle 81 50Qs2 ,
we tern rang rs g. ft1S46
Hoss-Re,eipps lspA shipments 600 Mare,
steady dfxeo, 81 2594 IS; heavy; e. 40G4 So light
g. $50 "A 81: rough and skips 81 0sSa 40.
shee,,-Recepts $40, shipments lao Market
.low Natives 81 564 90. western s. 1905 u.s. Tex
81 s. as 65. lambs "a GOES p.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04

A eoroner's jury at the inquest OF man
killed while walking on e double track rail-
road brought In verdict Of Accidental
death; deceased, beirg cross eyed, was unable
to tell on which track The train was coming
The Epoch
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Infantry Union PostDoned,

GALENA. I'll, Oct. 3-The reunioa of
the IS Illinois infantry, which was to
take place in this city next week, bss been
postponed until next year. Gen. John E
Smi'h h, of Chicago. president Of the $3.50
citation, is now IN Gslens, and IL company
with other fficers arranged for the post
ponement today.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04

sonn rsoaenizerry, OF Foikston, Ga, has
breed Of hogs which Is quite . curiosity il his
section. There Is no split in saa foot st all,
and their hoot is round and shaped just lie
@ mules foo1 Mr. RodenbeETy says they are
q splendid kind CT hos. as they grow fast,
are very healthy, and are much larger than
tia regular -piay woods reoters
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Kansas City Live Stock.

The Live Stock IndF etor reportE
-,xi. ,<.s-riple Sit7; shi pmenfs, 1857. Steady.
stockers. ego az g.; feeot ste RS - So IS; cows
81 2'92 TO- grass RAJ go ave rs e 7i92 80
hecepts 5,e; shipments 937 st adv
Good n choice, 2; {oe4 81; "mon TO med url 81 IL
"a 20; ssips an pigs 81 I5@40t.
ft%sr Hsceipts ~ shipments. $50 STEADY.
Cord to choice. IS o. s. 50; common 10 medium.
81 u e. Is.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Fagle Publishing House.

Il II nurdork * Bro ,propriesors. Print
ers Binders, Publishers and Blank Book
manufacturers All kinds Of County. Town
ship. end School District Records anc
blanks Legal blanks of every description
CompIete stock Of Justices Dockets and
Blanks Job Printing OF all kinds. CORES
pondsnee solicited Address all communities
lions 70 r. P Murdoch, ManasA-.
dSS-tfs w-2st Wichita Kars.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
The Irish NJ. p

CHICAGO, Oct 3-Michael Davist, N.
P, arrived st the Grand Pacific hotel at
midnight. This morning Patrick Egan
came to escort Dir. Daviit on his western
tip. and the two enjoyed breakfast to-
gether.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04

Each Township Treasurer should
have Treasurer Record
Stray Record, transcripts, Compiled
Laws OF 1885, and full assortment of
Blanks. For sale at tAis ofloe.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04

Aldrich & Brown keeps the purest end
best medicines in the market, including st
Patrick's Pills and Chamberiains Cough
Remedy. 1l1-f
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04

Fine cream, cheese II Lee at s III Supply
Co., corner Third street and Fifth avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
THE MINNESOTA ROUTE

The Wichita and western and
Rtngman, Pratt and Western
Railroads traverse the finest
farming and grazing country in
Kansas. See that your tickets
read via. this route.
TINE TABLE
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
All Texas Points Local to this System


A few very Desirable Offices IN
the Fecnbefmer Hlcck. For par
rfcu arg can 81 Room j. Fect-
heinsr Block ffs In
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
Publ cation Notice.

In the District Court of sedgwick county, State
of Kansas.
Romeyn W Eldridge and L. b. Eldridge. de-
fendants.
against
Cash J Conn r. defendant.
The defendant above named Is hereby noii-
fed that he has been sucd in the above court
BIZ the above named Plaintiffs and that he mu i
answer the petition fled y the plant a. on or
before the 18th day % November. A ID 1851 or
IT, petition will be taken az tue and judg-
ment setting aside and relling a certain
mechanics lein C aimed By you on lot a. on
Main street In The ely of Wiehti, Kansas.
which lot Is owpei by the plaintiffs. will be
rendered accordingly,
K0MEYN W ELDRIDGE.
1l3-4w T.. u kLDKiDGE
BY ]. V. DAUGHEETY, their Attorney.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
GOING EAST.

ODs pound can baking powder &c q. b.
Su9py Co. corner Third stree. aad Ftfih
sysnEe. IIItf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
France.

PARIS, Sept. james Gorden Bennett
will publish q newspaper In Paris, to be
known as u & ropean Herald. 1t will be
modelled afIel ne New York Herald.
Nine Aimee, the singer, died from the
effect Of surgical operation in this city
today.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
s.AYKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
s;ew gsrk Money.

NEw YORK, Oct.
tstney 90 ealT easy q. 59s per eert; lest loan at
); clcesSf offered 81 s.
Prime mercantile paper NGSA
Sterling exchange dull DUt rteady a. 1aa for
80 Day IA. and 81 y feT demand.
SO x,tsl als NJ CSt1 sharpS
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-04

Syrup sl.25 per psil at S. NJ. Supply Co.
cor Third street and Fifth anenue. 1l1tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Architect Osgood has drawn the plans for
the new grand entrance TO Powers Grand
Opera House. They provide for priyste
Office for the manager, a new and cop-
modious box Office. cloak and retiring
room tor gentlemen and ladies dressing
day TO see that the plans as developed By
Mr.. Gouge and the architect are carried out.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

The alsERs NARROWLY ESCAPED.
Al Underground Lake Amptied inte the
Mins fsrsibl- hxsstsnasat Prevails
sinsty Males Dra~nsd-
Ia1en4itsiv snspsadsd-

flNAsrIcokx. Pa Aug. 25.-ferfiois ex-
citemsnt was caused this moning IN tbs
fatal No. 1 shaft al this place By the break
az away Of the earth barriers that separ-
sted the worksd-0at portion Of the eoliisry
from chambers where minipg Is 10 progress
aud The sudden precipitation OF a .args
body OF water into the gangwzy, where
ever thFes hundred miners were At wJrk.
For q lonx time past . huge subterraneAn
lake ass oeen f0rIsing, containing millions
OF gallons Of water This underground lake
was 80 feet below the surface. The cham
per where the Inen we're st work Was 100
feet further down and about the same dis
tance from the mined galleries. Ths nrst
intmatiOn the men had that the mine Was
bslng flooded vas the sudden appearance OF
water ia the chambers. As IL increased IN
depth many hurriedly quit work and
rushed 10 the bottom OF the shaft, By this
time a regular exodus from al parts OF the
coiiiery set In, the miners wadlng through
water breast high before the last
OF them got out The WORK OF rescuing
the mea was proceeded with promptly.
the steam carriage taking up twenty At a
time. AL sorts of rumors were set admit.
and the mouth of the mine was crowded
with anxious women aud children, ex-
hibitiDg the usual alarm and frantic dem
Onstrations. Luckily all were taken out
safely. Ninety mules perished. Work
will be suspended for an indefinite period,
a. the water Is still running IL. Had the
earth fissure been wide enough 10 admit the
whole volume of water at once not man
would haze been saved.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
COMMERCIAL UNION
TO ss olVEN A SOON N OeTholr.
a Ci<i1sss aeelisg xozssFro~ Night Dis-
nExuishsa -Ps.ksEs ~ ts kr~ssEt
-He@ ne G&kas ans FEEL
osex ths Mater.

DEraoER. Aox. 25.-The Grst citizens
mesuag GA TIE snbisct Of Commercial
[ sion IN tbs country ~il DC neld a.
whits's Grand Opera House oa Saturday
syenlBg, ca which 0cession kTassas wim2n,
OF NsE York. Hon. Ben. Bultsrsorfh. Of
Ohio. .nd Prof Goodwin Smith. OF Toronto.
will discuss this interesting QUESTION Geo.
Ii, MinehensF TO-DAY received q telegram
from Ar. Him4n stating that he Will ie@ss
Ne~ YORK Friday evening and arrive IA
Detroit a. neon Saturday. IL has been AZ
ranged % hold an informal reception az the
Russell House psrl0rs frofs 5 20 O'clock. /.
when all Detroit citizens are invited 10 meet
the distinguished visitors.
Invitations have been sent 10 over lOO
prominent citizens OF Detroit aud Windsor
fo occupy seats on the platform as vice.
presidents. The following general commit
tee on arrangements are working hke
beavers to insure the success OF the meet
ing:
]. W. Flynn. A. c. Raymond. John III.
Wendell. Board OF Trade, NJ w. q Brien,
T.. III. Butler. +. W. Hayes Detroit Clearing
House Association: John ;. Gray, A. A.
Boutelle, Ransom Gillis. Merchants AMI
Manufacturers Exchange. Edgar L. Lewis.
John y. Bagley, Bruce Goodtellow, Ciu-
xens' Association. Mr.. Charles Burcher
will preside AZ the meeting Saturday night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
MALICIOUS SLAADER
UNloUs oFFlclAL CORRESPONDENCE
Despsrsss Attsnapt ~ klsteFsatne1 onles-
seekers ~ Dsstfss . ksis&i'- EePass-
tfe1 a kees LetssF ~ CoASress-
naAa Fo4a

JsEses Bsrnes sna Noses brooss. Of
Pisindela to.nshlp wess arrested GA
ospias issued trom tie Clrcaii % compliant
Of Clara A Stevens. who 4 appears las
been al applicant for the pesltiou of posi-
mistress Al Auslerlits. ten miles 0erth OF
the city. The complains charges the oe-
fsndznls with llbel and malicious sisnasF.
and i based upon the tact that they wrote
aud seat letter 10 Congressman Ford foF
the purpose Of preventing the complain
ants appointment ~ the position to Which
sse aspifed. TIE letter Ia supposed 70 hsse
been written By Barnes aud signed hy
Brooks, who surtihed" 10 the truth Of
Tie contents before "Justls OF the peas
Cranst0B OF Pisinaeld township. The fol-
lowing Is $ correct copy Of the doenIne1t
which was calculated 10 enbghtsn hr.
Ford as 20 Mrs. stevens qualifications for
position in the Civil Service OF tie
United States
Il: Moses Brooks. Late Postmaster al
Auslsrlitz Kent County AIchigan 10 the
year Of our Lord. A. ID. les0. We ar
aquainted with the Said Clara stevens and
her father and Brother tha air OF low stand
ing drunksrds. Mrs. Clara com 20 The
office and got letters sdressed 10 her father
that had money in yoused the money then
then tried 10 make her father believe / took
IL bold her II She did not tell the truth /
would send her 10 prison She got 20 the
front and said she was the liar and thief She
then lived with Charley Harper A notorious
Sneak thief. at this written she lives with 4
total wreck with a Drunkard and Blind
man TO your Honorabel aitenchion wa
Pray in behalf OF friends and nsighb0rs that
slned the remonstrances against her hold
ing the Office n
it Is our Prayer that it remain with the said
James Barnes ii
Fraternaliy yours
Moses Brooks late Il M
Moses Brooks apsrd before me as Justls
OF the peas Of plainfeld Co. OF Kent Stait OF
Mich A ID Augisf 9Th 1882 and suriifisd that
| the abiye Is the truth c. ) CRANsroN.
Justis piece.
Clara thinks that her reputation and
good name suffered damages TO the extent
of 5000 by being used As above. and asks
| that her def,mers be required to Tepsir the
damage or suffer such penalty as the Law
| directs. Barnes and Brooks were brought
| TO the city and were released upon givinl
bail in the sum OF $500 each for their ap
| pesrsnce for trial at the September term o
| the Circuit Court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

tnslrsNs " zst 1tNtssA~-stsN.s.
HASTINGS. Aug. 25.-It looks now as IL
tie city you'd soon begin to realize some
benefit from the money invested in water
works. The boilers are at last in position,
FIRE in the arches and the mains are being
flooded today preparatory to making the
fnal test.-Yesterday, the first day of the
reunion, dawned clear and bright, and the
booming of the old cannon on the Fair
Grounds At sunrise reminded the people that
the Vets" were coming. During the day
it looked as though the side show men,
peanut vendors and fakirs were going TO
outnumber the Boys of Blue" two to one.
but the bops held the fort and reinforce
ments began 10 pour in, and this morning
" hen they came out for parade they made
the best appearance of any time since the
organization Of the q. A. X. in Hastings.
Nearly every post in the county is we'll
represented, and blue coats and q. A. X.
lodges are TO be seen at every turn. The
crowd in attendance is not as large as that
OF past years, but il les not seem to deter
| from the enjoyment Of the occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
SHARP RE6PITEO.
Judge Potter Grants . Further Stay OF
Proceedings

NEw YoEK. Aug. 25.-Judge Potter grant
Ell stay Of proceedings in Jacob Sharp's
case. on the ground that there is reasonable
doubt that the judgment reached in the
Court of Oyer and Terminer should stand,
and he orders stay in the execution Of
such judgment until an appeal shall be
decided By the general term The news Of
the decision BY Judge Potter reached The
city about noon and created no little excite
menf. number Of people hOcked TO the
court house 10 ascertain the truth Of ths
reports
AZ 1910 .. n. a hsnsom drove mp 10 the
sut>nce % ludlow Street jail and q clerk
from ne Office Of Cochran & Clark entered
the sil bearing toe news Of toe granting Of
q stsy of proceedings lie handed note
personally % sharp who read u without
showing any signs Of emotion. or making
any comments upon it. Sharp then hand
81 il 70 his wife who read it and seemed
delighted at the news
Bougke C0ckrsD. this sfternoon, stated
that tba csse eoaid nat come up nov until
the general term of next October. An ap-
piiesaon viii Be rnsfe 10 have sharp re
leased en- bail ~ the Judse Of the Superior
Court
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Elder Wales sg,sks - he Adventist tsuf
Iss' evening 81 A World vide Wtrnine ~
tbs Juasmeut. giving tie 6rst end seceDa
ssesszees u Rer XIV This evening tLs
s1biect wiii ts The 1hird Angels Ma
sazs. iisi fo.'ows. ~ El5er Bafse9 eeiior
o ths AdrETsfis+ tharta rsper - uF8ss
ssrvices WI 0ocef 80 fgiloHs A. ~ g. ~
SshtaLh FcilH0l. 81 - urezft ~ flsef
8 Bgtier President n fhe Afeifigxn
Cen te~encs In TIE evening E1oer sr8itf ?.
~l8I vsekk 1pon Tire Arsenfnenf - the
ksfensi Constitution frsschine surds ,
sf3 :. ~. n tAs e~saine Fl0ef sDith Wi
srsesk ar.on "Ths Exsiern 4uestion
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
OAK CTA WHEAT FIELDS.
What w. X. Shelby says of the Crop
of ssz

What W. X Shelby says OF the Crop
of 'sz.
w. r. Shelby returned from the West
yesterday morning. He has been looking
after his interests in Dakota, and concern
ing the farm in which he is interested said:
I'VE sowed 1900 acres to wheat this year.
and are now just about TO close up this sea
sons operations The yield will average
eighteen bushels to the acre, about twenty
or twenty-five per cent. less than last year.
The Spring drouth hurt the crop by giving
the weeds start and the weeds are ranker
and more numerous than 1 ever saw them
before The numerous Summer showers
kept the grain growing and We were fairly
we'll satisfied with the result. The quality
is first class and the prospects are good for
fair prices. The threshers are now At work
and saw 1900 bushels placed in the ele-
vator before l came away. DAKOTA is be-
coming great farming region and 10 being
developed very rapidly. Ten years ago the
Indians were tornahswking and scalpIng
people. and now from the top of our eleva-
tor, height of seventy-tve feet. beautiful
view can be obtained stretching out for
forty miles around. The ground IS Hat, and
FIRST you will see long strip OF waving
yellow wheat, then, perhaps, meedow,
and beyond that green wheat, and in the
distance the trees along the streams. IL is
quite charming view taken all together"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
A Complimentary Dance.

Several members OF the O-Wssh -ts-
Nong Club having visited Grand Haven
and been entertained by the guests of the
Cutler House, rendered them and other in
vited guests q complimentary dance at the
boat house at Reeds Lake last evening.
Charlie McQuewsn was the master Of cefe-
monies, and among those present from out
of town were: r. II. Irish and wife, ID. o.
Watson and wife, j. y. Armstead, X. G.
Mckay. Miss Maud Boyten, Miss Stack,
Dwight Cutler, Jr., and Miss Mile
Cutler. of Grand Haven; Will Saw
age and Miss Esther Savage. of Spring
Lake; T. McIsuchlin. OF Guskeson; r. r.
Hull, Mrs. Carr and Miss Norton. Miss
donaldson, Mr. Beds and wife. Miss Ida
Beds. +. x. Norris and wife, Miss Chad
bourne, Mr. and Mrs. Aglar, Nr. and Mrs.
Beyis and daughters ard r. H. Dyer, of ST.
Bonis, Mrs Shirley, OF Louisville, and
Mrs. Geo. harrington. Of Terre Hsute, Ind.
Miss Norton, fascinating blende. was
unQue.tiousbly the belle OF the ball. She
wore black satin and beads, corsage bon-
quet and magnificent diamonds.
The last regular hop of the O-Wssh- ia.
Eongs will take place at the boat house
next Thursdap evening.